Sure Hank isn't a traditional hero, but he is defiantly an anti-hero. I mean he's the closest thing to the hero in the show. Sure he has his flaws and shortcomings but in a show like Breaking Bad everything is not black and white. You spend a lot of the video talking about how Hank was so blinded to Walter being Heisenberg which I mean who can blame him everything that lead up to it was either so close to home for him or could only truly be understood after he actually put it together, and of course he'd be pissed I mean who wouldn't in his shoes, but I refuse to believe that its solely pride that makes him wish to take Walt down. I mean look at what happen to Merkert he was basically in the same situation as Hank. When he failed to listen to Hank about Gus being connected to the blue meth it cost him his career. Now with Hank seeing that firsthand and now being in the nearly the exact same position just now closer to home, not only could the same thing happen to Hank, but it most likely could have been even worse for him. He had no choice, he tried to do everything in his power for Skyler to retain her innocence that he could but she doubled down defending Walt making it his family and possibly life or Walt and Skyler's, and do you really think he'd be considered a bad man for arresting them both for their crimes and most likely getting custody of the children of course not walt is guilt obviously, and Skyler is guilty of aiding and abetting to his meth empire. He did everything he could have done it was just too late thanks to his blindness. Not all heroes are perfect, but Hank is without a doubt in my eyes the closest thing to a hero in this story. He even goes through the Heros Journey narrative. His "Call to Adventure" him investigating the blue meth, his "Threshold" killing Tuco, then even more "Challenges" him struggling with PTSD the whole El Paso incident followed with even more PTSD, his "Abyss/Death/Rebirth" nearly being killed by the cartel and recovering, "Transformation" discovering Walt is Heisenberg, "Atonement" doing everything in his power to catch walt and redeem is career while trying to do the moral thing in the situation, and finally his "Return" being killed while still sticking to his beliefs and values even at the end of it all. Just because he didn't succeed at catching Walt or didn't do everything perfectly and morally do not discredit him for being a hero. It just makes him human and not some fairytale character.
@ericgoldfarb487015 сағат бұрын
John Sacrimone created a lot of acrimony
@ericgoldfarb487017 сағат бұрын
The red barn in the picture makes a return in season 5 at uncle pats farm when Tony B is hiding out.
@ericgoldfarb487017 сағат бұрын
Don't forget my favorite character Captain Teebs.
@ericgoldfarb487017 сағат бұрын
Don't forget meadows nose in first episode.
@franklinkz245118 сағат бұрын
I thought i was the only one who hated the lalo character
@someguy300819 сағат бұрын
Hank is the whole reason Walter became a criminal. "Say the word, Walt." I'll set up a ride along during a drug raid... "Look at all that money we seized on TV. ".. "Get some excitement in your life, and here hold my gun, it ain't gonna bite ya."
@Bracken_my_beloved19 сағат бұрын
I initially disliked Hank because of how unprofessional and foolish he was in the first part of the series. However, I believe that he improved over the series and I started to like him. He is definitely not a hero - in fact, I'd say he's more of a villain than an anti-hero. Nevertheless, he is probably the least villainous main character in the series.
@franklinkz245119 сағат бұрын
Im also a power bottom as well btw but only when im with another man so
@franklinkz245119 сағат бұрын
I really like the theory that the gang are the different personalities of one very flawed man, each character is the different side of 1 man
@franklinkz245120 сағат бұрын
Thanks for mentioning this show during your Wire video! I thought this show was absolutely brilliant
@LiverpoolRubi21 сағат бұрын
Welp the biggest defense is that he had terrible parents lol
@anthonyjohnson619922 сағат бұрын
"She has a different culture." Thats an interesting way of saying Tony and Carm are racist.
@normie271623 сағат бұрын
Damn, I never noticed Charmaine sucking Tony's thumb while he's pounding away in the Test Dream. Nice.
@trevorwinn5012Күн бұрын
I don't think Tony is talking about Tracee when says innocent , beautiful creature , Tracee is not beautiful lol , she sleeps with old men and s***s d*** for money , she's not innocent because she burns her child with cigarettes, Pie Oh my though is a beautiful , innocent creature
@ianray8823Күн бұрын
FRUITY RUDYYY
@reallyrealravenКүн бұрын
Wait, your dad is a cop and he is racist? And taught you to be racist? SHOCKING
@SandrodziejКүн бұрын
Paulie is the most iconic POS lowlife in all of fiction :D
@anthonyjohnson6199Күн бұрын
Tony doesn't give a fuck about Tony B, he killed him for hia pride.
@augustusmonroe1457Күн бұрын
Everyone is gangster until your Gooma starts acting like your abusive mom💀
@anthonyjohnson6199Күн бұрын
You ever notice how the amount of times you say "it's funny" is when a woman is being treated like crap?
@thenorthbrace6537Күн бұрын
Sweet girl? simp
@lucianac4388Күн бұрын
Love Lalo!!!!
@ChrisTammaroКүн бұрын
He hasn't been the same since Steven Segal put him in jail for his own good and left him there 😢😢
@bojanglesfriesКүн бұрын
Todd’s apathy is what makes him so scary. He just doesn’t care about what he’s doing. There’s no malice or anger, but no remorse or self control. Complete neutrality.
@SangueltoКүн бұрын
She’s the only one who knew their dinner plans. AJ was working on Carmine’s film, and thus Carmine probably knew he she was.
@IrishYobbo07Күн бұрын
The acting was amazing in this episode
@malikkimanimaasai3703Күн бұрын
You 4got the end part in 'Everyone hurts' when Furio shows up to collect the money 4rom Phillippe 😁
@Musiq-ni7deКүн бұрын
It’s the year of the rat!
@gayrambo4529Күн бұрын
I use the "I DON'T LIKE IT" line in my daily life
@kevinhealey6540Күн бұрын
Franzese said that when members are sent away to prison, their families are not provide for.
@y0shiklassikКүн бұрын
those stupid fuckin napster ads should have been lost. also nobody gives a shit about the halftard terminator
@02DooDКүн бұрын
The casual racism thing is funnier for me because construction crews I've been with were 99% Mexican and everyone of them yelled and laughed at each other for being Mexican. It's really just a dude thing to do in high stress jobs
@MrJedroi258Күн бұрын
-THE PLAGUE? -NO ONES GOT THE PLAGUE! I DONT WANT TO HEAR THAT WORD EVER AGAIN
@anonymouspatriotnetwork2740Күн бұрын
I thought I was the only one who noticed that about them not clearing the bong properly. Party foul bad weed etiquette.
@ericgoldfarb4870Күн бұрын
Johnny sach the greatest cigarette smoker of all time. He made smoking and taking a dump look cool.
@Art_Vandalay97Күн бұрын
While it may be underrated in the mainstream, every marine I know for the most part loves this show and can quote it like the Bible. It’s the best depiction of marines and the culture in the marine corps out there.
@kemj666Күн бұрын
I always felt like Hank had a "gut feeling" that Walter was involved in everything but decided to dismiss it due to them being family which is why he occasionally hints/jokes about Walter's involvement but never makes a serious accusation. When all the evidence finally slapped him in the face he just could not unsee it. He could not cope with being played like a fool by his own brother in law and made it a personal vendetta to bring him down
@richardgadberry8398Күн бұрын
"Please, God, don't let us have killed John Wayne."
@11C1PКүн бұрын
Sopranos & Dexter both have such shitty endings, but I've noticed that a lot of REALLY interesting shows will have absolute shit endings. Like these talented writers just don't know how to end anything & just throw their hands in the air in desperation & just say, "OK, we'll just do this & call it good enough!" 🙄
@11C1PКүн бұрын
"School of Ducks". Seriously?
@asarutheleo3733Күн бұрын
I just thought about how the final scene of this episode could've been a reference to the finale with Meadow not being there...
@bayrat320Күн бұрын
a glass of Arnold palmer is worth more than a four minute cameo
@austinfuller8323Күн бұрын
Junior: "Whats your fuckin problem?"
@anthonyjohnson6199Күн бұрын
Lmao my dude Tony's speech at the end of the episode is conpletwly full of shit him and silvio only got where they are because they're Italian how did you miss that 😂😂😂
@anthonyjohnson6199Күн бұрын
what about meadows therapist implies she's liberal? David Chase is a liberal my dude.
@anthonyjohnson6199Күн бұрын
The point of the Furio scene with Columbus was to showcase how shallow the Crews Italian pride is in contrast to the native Americans who are treated like scum for not wanting to have a statue of worship for the man who 1. Committed horrible crimes against many native people ans 2. Didn't even do what he was famous for. Also the point of the casino owner is not to be funny its to show how the most common point of contention white people have with native americans is how alot of them "get rich" with casinos on their land.
@theScrupulousBerserkerКүн бұрын
Well done, per usual. Solid shout-out to Buffalo too 💪🏽🦬
@JBranderКүн бұрын
The psychic could have been cold reading, but he was too spot on to say about the poison ivy thing.
@anthonyjohnson61992 күн бұрын
Carmela's therapist is shitty he's not empathetic he just preaches from a place of authority whichcis why it fails.
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Sure Hank isn't a traditional hero, but he is defiantly an anti-hero. I mean he's the closest thing to the hero in the show. Sure he has his flaws and shortcomings but in a show like Breaking Bad everything is not black and white. You spend a lot of the video talking about how Hank was so blinded to Walter being Heisenberg which I mean who can blame him everything that lead up to it was either so close to home for him or could only truly be understood after he actually put it together, and of course he'd be pissed I mean who wouldn't in his shoes, but I refuse to believe that its solely pride that makes him wish to take Walt down. I mean look at what happen to Merkert he was basically in the same situation as Hank. When he failed to listen to Hank about Gus being connected to the blue meth it cost him his career. Now with Hank seeing that firsthand and now being in the nearly the exact same position just now closer to home, not only could the same thing happen to Hank, but it most likely could have been even worse for him. He had no choice, he tried to do everything in his power for Skyler to retain her innocence that he could but she doubled down defending Walt making it his family and possibly life or Walt and Skyler's, and do you really think he'd be considered a bad man for arresting them both for their crimes and most likely getting custody of the children of course not walt is guilt obviously, and Skyler is guilty of aiding and abetting to his meth empire. He did everything he could have done it was just too late thanks to his blindness. Not all heroes are perfect, but Hank is without a doubt in my eyes the closest thing to a hero in this story. He even goes through the Heros Journey narrative. His "Call to Adventure" him investigating the blue meth, his "Threshold" killing Tuco, then even more "Challenges" him struggling with PTSD the whole El Paso incident followed with even more PTSD, his "Abyss/Death/Rebirth" nearly being killed by the cartel and recovering, "Transformation" discovering Walt is Heisenberg, "Atonement" doing everything in his power to catch walt and redeem is career while trying to do the moral thing in the situation, and finally his "Return" being killed while still sticking to his beliefs and values even at the end of it all. Just because he didn't succeed at catching Walt or didn't do everything perfectly and morally do not discredit him for being a hero. It just makes him human and not some fairytale character.
John Sacrimone created a lot of acrimony
The red barn in the picture makes a return in season 5 at uncle pats farm when Tony B is hiding out.
Don't forget my favorite character Captain Teebs.
Don't forget meadows nose in first episode.
I thought i was the only one who hated the lalo character
Hank is the whole reason Walter became a criminal. "Say the word, Walt." I'll set up a ride along during a drug raid... "Look at all that money we seized on TV. ".. "Get some excitement in your life, and here hold my gun, it ain't gonna bite ya."
I initially disliked Hank because of how unprofessional and foolish he was in the first part of the series. However, I believe that he improved over the series and I started to like him. He is definitely not a hero - in fact, I'd say he's more of a villain than an anti-hero. Nevertheless, he is probably the least villainous main character in the series.
Im also a power bottom as well btw but only when im with another man so
I really like the theory that the gang are the different personalities of one very flawed man, each character is the different side of 1 man
Thanks for mentioning this show during your Wire video! I thought this show was absolutely brilliant
Welp the biggest defense is that he had terrible parents lol
"She has a different culture." Thats an interesting way of saying Tony and Carm are racist.
Damn, I never noticed Charmaine sucking Tony's thumb while he's pounding away in the Test Dream. Nice.
I don't think Tony is talking about Tracee when says innocent , beautiful creature , Tracee is not beautiful lol , she sleeps with old men and s***s d*** for money , she's not innocent because she burns her child with cigarettes, Pie Oh my though is a beautiful , innocent creature
FRUITY RUDYYY
Wait, your dad is a cop and he is racist? And taught you to be racist? SHOCKING
Paulie is the most iconic POS lowlife in all of fiction :D
Tony doesn't give a fuck about Tony B, he killed him for hia pride.
Everyone is gangster until your Gooma starts acting like your abusive mom💀
You ever notice how the amount of times you say "it's funny" is when a woman is being treated like crap?
Sweet girl? simp
Love Lalo!!!!
He hasn't been the same since Steven Segal put him in jail for his own good and left him there 😢😢
Todd’s apathy is what makes him so scary. He just doesn’t care about what he’s doing. There’s no malice or anger, but no remorse or self control. Complete neutrality.
She’s the only one who knew their dinner plans. AJ was working on Carmine’s film, and thus Carmine probably knew he she was.
The acting was amazing in this episode
You 4got the end part in 'Everyone hurts' when Furio shows up to collect the money 4rom Phillippe 😁
It’s the year of the rat!
I use the "I DON'T LIKE IT" line in my daily life
Franzese said that when members are sent away to prison, their families are not provide for.
those stupid fuckin napster ads should have been lost. also nobody gives a shit about the halftard terminator
The casual racism thing is funnier for me because construction crews I've been with were 99% Mexican and everyone of them yelled and laughed at each other for being Mexican. It's really just a dude thing to do in high stress jobs
-THE PLAGUE? -NO ONES GOT THE PLAGUE! I DONT WANT TO HEAR THAT WORD EVER AGAIN
I thought I was the only one who noticed that about them not clearing the bong properly. Party foul bad weed etiquette.
Johnny sach the greatest cigarette smoker of all time. He made smoking and taking a dump look cool.
While it may be underrated in the mainstream, every marine I know for the most part loves this show and can quote it like the Bible. It’s the best depiction of marines and the culture in the marine corps out there.
I always felt like Hank had a "gut feeling" that Walter was involved in everything but decided to dismiss it due to them being family which is why he occasionally hints/jokes about Walter's involvement but never makes a serious accusation. When all the evidence finally slapped him in the face he just could not unsee it. He could not cope with being played like a fool by his own brother in law and made it a personal vendetta to bring him down
"Please, God, don't let us have killed John Wayne."
Sopranos & Dexter both have such shitty endings, but I've noticed that a lot of REALLY interesting shows will have absolute shit endings. Like these talented writers just don't know how to end anything & just throw their hands in the air in desperation & just say, "OK, we'll just do this & call it good enough!" 🙄
"School of Ducks". Seriously?
I just thought about how the final scene of this episode could've been a reference to the finale with Meadow not being there...
a glass of Arnold palmer is worth more than a four minute cameo
Junior: "Whats your fuckin problem?"
Lmao my dude Tony's speech at the end of the episode is conpletwly full of shit him and silvio only got where they are because they're Italian how did you miss that 😂😂😂
what about meadows therapist implies she's liberal? David Chase is a liberal my dude.
The point of the Furio scene with Columbus was to showcase how shallow the Crews Italian pride is in contrast to the native Americans who are treated like scum for not wanting to have a statue of worship for the man who 1. Committed horrible crimes against many native people ans 2. Didn't even do what he was famous for. Also the point of the casino owner is not to be funny its to show how the most common point of contention white people have with native americans is how alot of them "get rich" with casinos on their land.
Well done, per usual. Solid shout-out to Buffalo too 💪🏽🦬
The psychic could have been cold reading, but he was too spot on to say about the poison ivy thing.
Carmela's therapist is shitty he's not empathetic he just preaches from a place of authority whichcis why it fails.